Posts Tagged ‘Unsustainable Debt’

Gold’s bull market started in the year 2001, and after 4 years of correction from 2011 to 2015, the secular bull market is still intact. As the world is experiencing the burden of debt & sub mortgage crisis, which has the made the market illiquid & the bearish sentiment for gold is on extreme low. Gold on rise can be termed as the biggest surprise of 2016. Need Proof? Here are 50 of them.

If & when the elite’s corporate operations fall apart due do the unsustainable debt creation & the launching of so many regional wars around the globe in the service of maintaining the fiat Federal Reserve Note, “dollar, as the world reserve currency, only then will we likely see the end of the decline in gold and silver and some degree of higher prices.

Andrew Wilson, Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s chief executive in Europe said, “There is too much debt and this represents a risk to economies. Consequently, there is a clear need to generate growth to work that debt off but, as demographics change, new ways of thinking at a policy level are required to do this.”

For several years we have advocated gold as a (necessarily only partial) solution to an unprecedented, global experiment with money that can only end badly for money. We have formed a conclusion based on facts and we know our judgment is sound. For the last two years, the crowd has disagreed with us on gold.

There are a large emerging economies that are slowing which raises the question as to whether the emerging market growth story is over, with investors pulling at least some of their money out from these countries.